South India | ca. 19th Century (Gouache on paper, temple-folk devotional style) Key Features Śrī Lakṣmī - Auspicious Wealth Manifest in FormThis intimate 19th-century South Indian painting presents Śrī Lakṣmī in a richly jeweled, seated posture, embodying abundance not as mere material gain but...

Chromolithographic Devotional Print | Pune, Maharashtra, 1886 Key Features The Man-Lion Avatar of Divine Justice This dramatic late-19th-century print captures Narasimha, the ferocious man-lion incarnation of Vishnu, at the climactic moment of cosmic retribution. Neither man nor beast, neither god nor demon, Narasimha manifests...

Valmiki Ramayana | Gita Press Gorakhpur TraditionAvailable Sizes: A3 & 18 × 24 inches (Framed / Unframed) Key Features A Son’s Devotion in the Garden of Sorrow This deeply moving image portrays Hanuman standing humbly before Mother Sita in Ashoka Vatika, not as a...

India, ca. 1878 | Chitrashala Press TraditionAvailable Sizes: A3 & 18 × 24 inches (Framed / Unframed) Key Features Divine Court of Dharma This richly coloured lithographic print depicts Rama and Sita enthroned at the center of the cosmic court, embodying the ideal rule...

From an introductory folio of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features The Hindu Trinity: A rare and intimate depiction of the three great divine powers together: Lord Vishnu (the Preserver) reclining in divine rest, Lord Brahma (the Creator) performing a...

From the genesis folio of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features The Genesis of the Universe: This masterpiece illustrates the foundational Hindu creation myth. It depicts Lord Vishnu in his Anantashayana form, resting in yogic sleep on the cosmic serpent...

From a prologue folio of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features The Lord Enthroned: This artwork portrays Lord Vishnu in his supreme, four-armed form, seated majestically after his cosmic victory. He holds two maces, symbolizing his absolute power and authority....

From a prologue folio of a Devi Mahatmyam manuscript, India (c. 18th Century) Key Features A Dynamic Encounter: This artwork captures the powerful Lord Vishnu in a swirling, dance-like struggle with a horned Asura (demon), likely Madhu or Kaitabha, from the epic's opening chapter....

Key Features Divine Reunion in the Skies: Showcases Rama, Sita, and Hanuman aboard the Pushpaka Vimana returning to Ayodhya, symbolizing victory, dharma, and restoration of cosmic order. Vintage 1914 Revivalist Art: A rare painting from the mythographic masterpiece by Sister Nivedita & Coomaraswamy. A3...

Key Features Legendary Scene from the Ramayana: Depicts Lord Rama, the 7th avatar of Vishnu, taking aim at Maricha disguised as a golden deer, a pivotal moment that leads to Sita’s abduction. Rare 1914 Revivalist Art: Originally illustrated in the mythological compilation by Sister...

Key Features A Scene of Supreme Sacrifice: The noble bird Jatayu valiantly attacks the ten-headed Ravana to save Sita from abduction, an act of dharma in mid-air battle. High-Quality A3 Print (29.7 × 42 cm): Printed on 350 GSM textured matte paper to preserve...

Key Features Emotive Moment from Ramayana: Prince Rama entrusts Hanuman with his signet-ring, sending hope and recognition to the captive Sita in Lanka. High-Quality A3 Print (29.7 × 42 cm): Faithfully reproduced on thick 350 GSM matte paper for an antique finish and gallery-level...

Key Features Early 20th-Century Revivalist Art: A deeply moving depiction of Krishna’s birth under the shadow of Kamsa’s tyranny, painted in the Bengal School style. A3 Size Premium Reprint (29.7 x 42 cm): Printed on 350 GSM museum-grade paper that preserves every brushstroke and...

Key Features Authentic Vintage Reprint: From the 1914 classic Myths of the Hindus & Buddhists, curated by Ananda K. Coomaraswamy and Sister Nivedita. Powerful Iconography: Showcases Krishna’s divine dance on Kaliya, the venomous serpent of Yamuna, symbolizing the triumph of good over toxic chaos....

Key Features Rare 18th-Century Artwork: A timeless Pahari-style painting (circa 1775-1800) showcasing Krishna’s mischievous yet divine nature, from the rich heritage of Rajasthani miniature art. Iconic Yamuna Scene: Krishna, the playful god, steals the gopis’ garments and climbs a tree, inviting each of them...

 Early 18th-Century Art from the Shangri Ramayana Series Key Features Forest Welcome: This 16x24 poster depicts the arrival of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana at the hermitage of Sage Sarabhanga in the Dandaka forest, where they are greeted with reverence by the ascetics. Symmetrical Composition:...

Early 18th-Century Art from the Shangri Ramayana Series Key Features Imprisoned but Resolute: This 16x24 poster depicts Sita in the Ashoka Garden (Ashoka Vatika) of Lanka, surrounded by the demonesses tasked with guarding her after her abduction by Ravana, as narrated in the Shangri...

 Early 18th-Century Art from the Shangri Ramayana Series Key Features The Enchanting Chase: This 16x24 poster depicts the pivotal scene from the Shangri Ramayana where Rama intensely pursues the magically disguised golden deer Maricha, sent by Ravana to lure him away from Sita. Vivid...

Early 18th-Century Art from the Shangri Ramayana Series (c. 1700-1710) Key Features Devotional Encounter: This 16x24 poster likely depicts a scene from the Shangri Ramayana where Rama and Lakshman are greeted by the devoted Shabari near her hermitage. Shabari is shown offering fruits to...

Early 18th-Century Art from the Shangri Ramayana Series (c. 1700-1710) Key Features Auspicious Journey: This 16x24 poster depicts Rama and Sita, accompanied by female attendants, proceeding towards a priest to determine the propitious date for their wedding, a significant event in the Ramayana epic....